Foxboro P0400YE FBM4 Analog I/O Module – FBM Series
Foxboro P0400YE FBM4 is listed for FBM Series RFQ review. Confirm quantity, condition and destination before quotation.
Model: FBM6 P0400YG
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Technical Dossier
The FBM series was introduced alongside the Foxboro I/A Series DCS platform in the mid-1980s, designed around a proprietary Nodebus and Fieldbus communication architecture. Early-generation modules such as the FBM01 through FBM10 established the baseline I/O topology, using a DIN-rail-mounted baseplate system with hot-swap capability on select models. These modules communicated via the 70-Series Fieldbus at 2 Mbps, interfacing with the FCP (Fieldbus Communications Processor) and CP60 controllers.
Through the 1990s and 2000s, the series expanded to include HART-enabled analog modules (FBM201–FBM232 range), intrinsically safe variants, and high-density I/O modules. The introduction of the FCP270 and CP270 controllers brought compatibility with newer FBM generations while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy baseplates. As of 2020, Schneider Electric (successor to Invensys/Foxboro) has transitioned active development to the EcoStruxure Foxboro DCS platform, placing the majority of the classic FBM series in a sustained-support or end-of-life lifecycle phase. This makes verified surplus and refurbished FBM inventory the primary procurement channel for operating plants.
The following represents a cross-section of the FBM series organized by functional category. All models listed are genuine Foxboro part numbers documented in I/A Series hardware reference literature.
Analog Input Modules
Analog Output Modules
Digital Input Modules
Digital Output Modules
Communications & Specialty Modules
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